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September 08, 2026
Now that the Sixth Circuit has decided hold a full panel rehearing of its decision upholding the FCC's expanded data breach notification rules for telecommunications carriers, conservative legal groups are coming together to urge the appellate court to reject the Biden-era rule.
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September 08, 2026
Two Boulder, Colorado, homeowners are hoping a state court will step in and grant them a temporary restraining order stopping the city from building a cell tower less than 40 feet from their front door, saying that the city ignored its own guidelines when approving the project.
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September 08, 2026
AT&T may be the biggest name trying to roll back its usage of legacy copper wires and the services that run on them, but it is far from the only one — CenturyLink has just asked the FCC for the green light to cut such services in part of New Mexico.
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September 08, 2026
Media advocates and TV viewers seeking to join ABC's lawsuit against the Federal Communications Commission on Monday told a Washington, D.C., federal judge the network was wrong to argue they have no legally protected interest in the case, claiming they've been harmed by lost programming and altered guest bookings.
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September 08, 2026
The Federal Communications Commission will consider slashing the number of permit reviews required for thousands of broadband deployment projects under the National Environmental Policy Act.
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